Eating in Venice
1. Laguna da Toni – Is a docked boat which sits 25-minute boat ride away from Portegrandi, a town near the islands of Burano and Torcello. Thanks to the abundant lagoon produce, this humble bilancia is serving fresh and tasty Venetian cuisines like pasta con granchietto di laguna, frittura misto and sarde in soar. For 35 euros per person, you can indulge a seven-course dinner which includes dessert, coffee, sparkling white wine from Conegliano, and boat transportation from Portegrandi. If you want escape from the busy streets of Venice and take some fresh air , Laguna da Toni is the right place for you. Reservations must be booked at least two weeks ahead, you can reach Mr. Toni Zottarel, the bilancia owner and cook at telephone number: 39-338-821-1229. Read the rest of this entry »
Enjoy Venice by Night
Do you know that Venice is a car-free city? Something that is unusual in this modern era, but that is Venice. So, you must have a good comfortable shoes that will accompany you go around Venice to discover the heart and soul of it especially enjoy Venice by night.
Venice is good at daytime and night. At daytime you can walking along “Calle” the narrow alley where you discover small squares, a place for Venetians have good time by playing with their children and pets. Don’t worry if you want to buy your needs, there are many small shops and even cafes. And don’t think the happiness will end when the night comes, because at night the city’s charms sharpen. Read the rest of this entry »
The Big Six of Venice
All of Central Venice is one colossal sight – giving you a great time wandering the alleyways, monuments, museums and religious buildings. The historic centre of the city is made up of 118 islands, tied together by some 400 bridges to form an amalagamation divided into six large administrative districts. Here are six of Venice’s foremost attractions guaranteed to amaze tourists:
1. The Palazzo Ducale – This pink-and-white marble Gothic-Renaiisance residence and government center of the doges stands between the Basilica di San Marco and St. Mark’s Basin. It is one of Italy’s greatest civic structures built in the 15th century by Alesandro Sforza. The most famous painting display here is Piero della Francesca’s masterpiece, The Flagellation. Another highlight is the remarkable portrait of Federico and his son Guidobaldo. Read the rest of this entry »
